OCR AS Law exam - Sources of Law- May 30th

I sat source of law in january and am sitting ELS in may- I really feel for you- both in May is a hell of a lot to remember :/ I have something that might help- I made a resource for all the topic that can come up cases and AOP you need/ are helpful to know- I'll post them for you, let me know if they were any good

The ELS one has a few gaps in as I haven't covered those topics yet

Thank you so much that really helps a lot just need to learn it now
Are you going to learn all the topics for ELS? I was thinking of just focusing on the main ones eg police powers sentencing and a few others

Yeah, I found by going over them once everyday for about 2 weeks before the exam, I could reel them off No, just the major ones, I'll probably look at what's come up recently and go from there, most likely focus on police powers, sentencing, criminal process, probably whatever didn't comeup in January!

What about Acts of Parliament? That came up in June last year with JP, but it hardly comes up I believe. Delegated legislation is easy and will hopefully come up then.

I sat source of law in january and am sitting ELS in may- I really feel for you- both in May is a hell of a lot to remember :/ I have something that might help- I made a resource for all the topic that can come up cases and AOP you need/ are helpful to know- I'll post them for you, let me know if they were any good

I am going to revise the five topics my teacher taught us which are Police Powers, Sentencing, Criminal Courts, Legal profession and Juries. Anyone already done the exam and managed to get a high percent in it?

You are a lifesaver!!!!! Thankyou a billion times over, seriously

It's no trouble! Are you doing both in the May then?

Yeah, I found by going over them once everyday for about 2 weeks before the exam, I could reel them off No, just the major ones, I'll probably look at what's come up recently and go from there, most likely focus on police powers, sentencing, criminal process, probably whatever didn't comeup in January!

I'm only doing Sources of Law in May I'm revising for ELS too though, since I'm re-sitting that next January, so those resources help a lot!

Hey you know for sentencing do we need to know every avalible sentence for adults and young offenders or just a few?

Acts of Parliament topic? What I'm confused! I didn't even know that was a topic? Last June, it was JP and delegated/legislation that came up... Is that what you mean? Lots of questions sorry, but you've panicked me! hah



You are a lifesaver!!!!! Thankyou a billion times over, seriously

Ah fair enough! I think I prefer sources of Law to ELS! So much to remember



I don't think so, just the community orders, suspended sentences custodial sentences, and fines I think. Same for young offenders, which can get the same just slightly different names! I really don't like sentencing there seems just lots to remember What do you think of it?

Ahh tell me about it i really hate it its so hard trying to remember everything the only chapter i like is ADR cos its the shortest and easiest one lol

ADR is such a easy topic, but it came up in January so we kiss goodbye to that! Magistrates has to be the next easiest, hopefully that'll come up as that hasn't made an appearance in a while

Lol, I was so confident for ADR in Jan I didn't bother revising for it, and then it came up and I realised I didnt know as much as I thought I did, still scraped an A though

Sorry to be a pain but can you remember what exact topic Criminal Process and Police Powers were in January- I know what topics came up but what area were they in?

ADR is such a easy topic, but it came up in January so we kiss goodbye to that! Magistrates has to be the next easiest, hopefully that'll come up as that hasn't made an appearance in a while

Noooo that is so annoying i spent time learning it aswell lol yeah mags is a good topic i have a feeling it may come up... btw do you know all the topics that came up in jan at least if i know that i wont focus so much on those topics